found this today, not sure if it is a fault or just damaged?
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r53/patchy001/10centfaultfront001656x628.jpg) (http://s141.photobucket.com/user/patchy001/media/10centfaultfront001656x628.jpg.html)
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r53/patchy001/10centfault001637x694.jpg) (http://s141.photobucket.com/user/patchy001/media/10centfault001637x694.jpg.html)
Hard to tell in that condition.
It could be a planchet flaw on the obverse tho?
Nevol will sort this out for you, I am bloody useless with errors :angel:
I can clean it up with a bit of shower power?? just joking
Quote from: 'error hunter' pid='21567' dateline='1373873570'I can clean it up with a bit of shower power?? just joking
You must be, that stuff is useless compared to CLR :diablo::laugh2:
Quote from: 'error hunter' pid='21564' dateline='1373873199'found this today, not sure if it is a fault or just damaged?
Its both. Planchet fault, and then hit with a bloody great hammer. Through something like a screw maybe?
I'd keep it, but wouldn't expect miracles from it.
Judging by the overall appearance, I'd have to say it's all PMD.
Quote from: 'Nevol' pid='21573' dateline='1373874739'Judging by the overall appearance, I'd have to say it's all PMD.
I told you she would sort this out for you :diablo::angel:
I agree with Nancy,all PMD.
I also agree
some days are diamonds some days are damaged 10c peices
Quote from: 'error hunter' pid='21594' dateline='1373882160'some days are diamonds some days are damaged 10c peices
Don't despair Mate, if ya don't ask or look you will never know :ok:
Looked like it had a chance to my untrained eye tho mate :good: